Mini World Light Boxes

By Anna Campbell

Teacher Anna Campbell shares this beautiful resource which shares an idea used with children aged between 4 and 7 years old, but one which could easily be adapted for an older class and is brilliant for SEN children/adults.

Our termly project was ‘Light’ and these boxes were made in 4-5 50 minute sessions as we worked on several different projects. Before we made anything, the children and I had a conversation about ‘Light’.

Lighting up the miniworld

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See This Resource Used In Schools

Year 5 & 6, Al-Ashraf Primary School
Year 5 & 6, Al-Ashraf Primary School
Year 6, St Michaels Community Academy
Year 6, St Michaels Community Academy
Year 6, St Michaels Community Academy
Year 6, St Michaels Community Academy
Process Art at HP, Home Education group.
Process Art at HP, Home Education group.
Process Art at HP, Home Education group

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